45+: Bestselling Hits for Advent, Christmas, and Winter

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Knitting pattern for a collar —a lovely alternative to an infinity scarf or scarf. Knitted with circular needles, this pattern requires knowledge of the knit stitch and the purl stitch. 



Warm knitted booties for little ones—this pattern features knit and purl stitches, and this design is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. 



A knitted hat is also a winter must-have. The little ones especially love the fun points. The hat can be knitted in 3 sizes (0–24 months). 

Dolls and teddy bears need a winter sweater too. This one is knitted top-down with raglan shaping. The pattern includes different sizes, so you can dress small teddy bears measuring 25-30 cm as well as dolls measuring 43-50 cm with it.

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This warm overall for dolls or teddy bears (40-50 cm tall) is also something really lovely, and the doll mom will be beaming. The overall is also knitted top-down with raglan shaping and looks sugar-sweet when worn.

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Of course, there is also a warm overall like this for small teddy bears (25-30 cm tall). It is knitted in the same pattern, but has no buttons.

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Babies will be wrapped up warm and cozy in these leggings made from sock yarn. Even the thickest diaper fits inside, and the leggings even grow with the child for a while. They still fit my granddaughter when she was 1.5 years old.

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These leggings made from sock yarn are also available for 3- to 4-year-olds. They keep little ones nice and warm while playing outside. They even still fit my granddaughter now at age 5.

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This Schlüttli with hat is ideal for leftover yarn. It fits dolls measuring 43-50 cm or even small newborns. It is knitted top-down with raglan shaping.

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If you prefer a sweater with a side button placket, here it is, in the same size and also with top-down raglan shaping.

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One thing you definitely can’t do without in winter is warm socks. If you haven’t felt like knitting the complicated heel so far, then here’s the solution. With the brilliantly simple mowi heel, knitting socks is sure to be fun for you. Just give it a try. You’ll get detailed instructions for different sizes here.

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A shoulder warmer is the solution for a warm throat and neck. This round collar can even replace a scarf. And it’s very easy to knit yourself.

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Does your child also not like falling asleep in the dark? Then crochet this enchanting
Guardian Angel Night Light
The little angel stands on an LED light that you can control with a remote. This lets you dim the light enough so that it doesn’t get in the way of healthy sleep, but still lights up the room a little. That way, the guardian angel protects your little one’s sleep.


These sweet little
angels
can also be worn as little guardian angels on a school bag or on a keychain. Equipped with small musical instruments, they form a heavenly orchestra and make a charming decoration during the pre-Christmas season.



The little
moose
is also intended as a keychain or bag charm. But you can also use it as a Christmas tree ornament or gift tag. It’s very quick and easy to crochet from a few scraps of leftover yarn, so make several right away!


You often see gnomes during the pre-Christmas season, too. These colorful
star gnomes
are crocheted from just a few scraps of leftover yarn and instantly spread a cheerful atmosphere. Use them as an original pincushion, as Christmas tree ornaments, or as window decorations during Advent!


And since we’re on the subject of decorating: candles and tea lights are an absolute must in the dark season. This decorative
tea light holder
is intended for LED tea lights (and not for burning candles). Made from just 10 g of cotton yarn, it’s quick to crochet and a welcome little gift during the Christmas season.

Fingerless gloves and/or wrist warmers are ideal companions for everyday life,
you don’t have to take them off when your phone rings, or to get the token out of the shopping cart; the ATM is no problem either, and your hands still stay warm :)

Knitting pattern "Pulssi"


Knitting pattern "Timantti"



Knitting pattern "Talon"

I also have warming items for your head and neck, really lovely for snuggling up. All the featured accessories are knitted in doubleface, making them extra warm and beautiful on both sides. A pattern for the doubleface basics is included with each one.




Knitting pattern: Loop "Dino World"





Knitting pattern: reversible hat "Cheeky Mouse"





Knitting pattern: Loop "Magic Meadow"





Knitting pattern: Loop "Winter Dream"





Knitting pattern: reversible beanie "Cheeky Sheep"

How about some pretty new Christmas or Advent decorations?
I’d like to share a few patterns with you here.

Little Angel Esme



Winter Lamp: Pino the Penguin



Christmas Lamp: Snowman Flocke



Winter Kids Lea and Luca



Christmas Lamp: Santa Klausi

There isn’t much time left to craft Advent calendars!
If you haven’t decided on a calendar yet, this small selection of my most successful models might help you.

For less experienced crafters, Advent calendars made up of individual containers are recommended, as they forgive a few crafting mistakes, just like this calendar here.



This star does require a bit more precision, but here, too, the containers are not glued to each other, so you still have a little room for error.



Here things get a little more complicated, and careful, accurate work becomes more important. But nothing can really go badly wrong with this wreath calendar either.



With this calendar, the individual shapes are simpler, but for this cube calendar to work, you need to be even more precise.



This triangle calendar requires an even higher level of precision and accuracy.



Just like this little house here.
 


With this Christmas tree, assembling the individual containers is not quite so easy, which is why the calendar is not very suitable for crafting beginners.



And with this cube calendar, besides careful and accurate work, spatial thinking skills are also needed – here, three containers at a time are joined together in a somewhat tricky way.



All the Advent calendars shown are made from photo cardstock.

If you'd like to start on Christmas decorations soon, you should definitely take a closer look at these three models.

An LED tealight candle can provide a little more light on dark days. Embedded in the matching holder , it looks really festive.



If you don't have enough space for a large Christmas tree, then you definitely have space for this little one.



This Advent star doesn't need any space at all; all it needs is a ceiling and something to hang it from.
 


All three models are made from photo cardstock and decorated with glitter liner. For the last one, I also used organza ribbon with glitter.

Once you have bought a few gifts, it's time to think about wrapping them too. Here I would like to introduce a few children's gift bags.

Since little ones are often generously gifted on St. Nicholas Day as well, you may need a roomy boot for your presents. How about this one?



The Santa Claus motif is absolutely perfect for Christmas gifts.
 


And another Santa Claus: This gift bag is decorated with a little bear in a Santa costume.
 


A reindeer smile beams out at us from this gift bag.
 


Of course, no little Christmas tree bag should be missing from this collection.
 


A little house with a snow-covered roof also makes a lovely motif for a gift bag.
 


All the gift packaging shown here is made from photo cardstock and is easy to make yourself.

Of course, I also have Christmas gift packaging for adults in my store.

Like this little Christmas tree, which can be used to present chocolates or other small treats.



This explosion box also has room for chocolates or other small gifts, and it also includes a tealight holder card.



This box is specifically intended for presenting chocolates; here they can even be displayed nicely separated from one another.



And this star is suitable for all kinds of things, from sweets to accessories, as long as they aren’t too large and fit through the opening.



All gift packaging is made from photo cardstock or patterned cardstock.

I have a few baby blankets in my collection, all of which can of course also be adapted to your desired size



Knitting pattern for the "Baby Lindelöv" blanket - cable look without a cable needle - using only knit and purl stitches



This crocheted blanket is started in the center, and here I used many different leftovers of one yarn. 



This crocheted blanket is crocheted like one big granny square. You only need to know chain stitches and double crochet.